Koepnick Property San Tan Valley hearings continued to March over road access concerns. The 69-acre development proposes 340 homes south of Judd Road near Copper Basin.

Pinal County planners voted 4-3 to recommend denial of the 8,122-acre Silver King Energy Center. Commissioners questioned economic benefits and mixed-use plans for the $2.9 billion project.

San Tan Valley's first budget season begins. Finance consultant explains tax rates, spending limits, and revenue options for the newly incorporated town.

San Tan Valley received state revenue approval and leased its first office on January 7. Six town positions are now posted.

Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley addressed San Tan Valley's council on January 7, 2026, to discuss partnership and transportation priorities.

San Tan Valley council reviewed the first three articles of its new town code. The code will replace county regulations currently governing the area.

State groundwater restrictions limit new housing to areas with secured water supplies. A builders' representative explained how this affects San Tan Valley.

San Tan Valley Town Council approves three-year Rural Metro fire agreement. Subscription-based service continues while the town gains oversight and new resources.